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Just a quick post to thanks this sub for their feedback and their advice
An unknown redditor from this sub gave a few months ago a great advice: he said he likes to keep his prototypes modular, so to adjust it when needed, especially after playtesting.
He recommended plastic sheet as the best option, since you can swap any elements you need without having to start from scratch again. Sounds obvious, but some things are better spelt out.
As you can see in the pictures, I am using stripes of paper for the stats, a bigger card for the illustration, and soon I will add names or additional game elements (maybe a life point to the bigger guy).
Anyway, cheers and thanks to this redditor I unfortunately forgot the name, your insight has been invaluable!
u/Great-Project6349 — 4 days ago